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"Pokemon Sun and Moon" is all set to release in November, and the rumor mills have been too excited about the game. According to the official Japanese website of "Pokemon Sun and Moon" suggests that the creatures of "Pokemon Sun" will be different from that of "Pokemon Moon".

The difference of "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon" does not come as a surprise to fans as it Nintendo and Game Freak had already announced that "Pokemon Sun and Moon" will be two different games, reported iTech Post.

Meanwhile, among the Pokemon of Sun, the Psychic/Steel Type Pokemon Solgaleo will be the leader, while "Pokemon Moon" will have Pokemon Lunala, the Psychic/Ghost type Pokemon as its leader. Each team would also contain three starter Pokemon to help players with the same.

Thus, players who opt for either "Pokemon Sun" or "Pokemon Moon" would have a choice of the three initial Pokemon, namely Rowlet, Litten and Poppilo. Additionally, the Alola forms of the Pokemon for each group will also change.

Since "Pokemon Sun and Moon" relies on the time of the day, there will be a few locations within Alola that are in constant states of day or night, reported International Business Times.

Recent leaks about the games' features suggest that players will be able to see interesting evolutions. The Pokemon named Rockruff reportedly has options of evolving multiple times, which will depend on Z Stone item and the phases of the moon.

Similarly, for the "Pokemon Sun" team there will be a monster, which relies on the sun's position, and shoots seeds of cannon. Some of the common Pokemon, which will get a chance to evolve with this game are Komala (into a larger bear Ibernate) and Pikipek (into Perfowl and Fowldrill).

With these amazing changes in mind, it seems that come November, Pokemon lovers will be in for a treat with the "Pokemon Sun and Moon" game.